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Friday Sci-Fi: Lostronaut
Since marine science and space seem pretty tight these days, check out Jonathan Lethem’s lovely and very bleak short story “Lostronaut.” It’s written as letters home from an as… more →
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Friday Sci-Fi: Lostronaut
Miriam Goldstein wrote 4 weeks ago: Since marine science and space seem pretty tight these days, check out Jonathan Lethem’s lovel … more →
Why you didn't really want the job, Memorial Day edition
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kristenmarhaver wrote 1 month ago: One of the worst parts of being a coral reef biologist is that you spend a lot of time underwater no … more →
Is there a shortage of oceanographers?
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 month ago: My father (Hi, Dad!) sent me this NYT article on the Rutgers University glider program. Gliders are … more →
TGIF: Glowy jellyfish-puppies
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 2 months ago: Why make glowy transgenic jellyfish-puppies? Because…because…SCIENCE! … more →
Counting real fish in virtual space
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 2 months ago: Figuring out the health of an ecosystem takes days and days of dirty, difficult fieldwork. You pret … more →
New kid on the ocean blogging block
Miriam Goldstein wrote 3 months ago: [Edit: I forgot to mention that I learned about Oceans4Ever from Jives at the New Blue. Sorry, Jives … more →
What stops population growth?
Miriam Goldstein wrote 3 months ago: I’ve written before about why I think discussing population control became a taboo, but I … more →
Repo! The Genetic Opera
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 6 months ago: Repo! The Genetic Opera is a kind of wannabe Rocky Horror Picture Show for the 21st century. They mi … more →
Extinction blogging
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 7 months ago: Using my power as the lone SIO science blogger for good (with teeny power comes teeny responsibiliti … more →
How to make a squirrel melt sandwich
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 9 months ago: “He’s kinda cute! I’ll just put his tender little butt in there [the pot of simmer … more →
The wonders of biomimicry, and how the San Diego Zoo will use them to save the world
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Eric Wolff wrote 11 months ago: On occasion, my paid work for CityBeat overlaps with sujects that may be of interest to Oyster … more →
Plastic-munching bacteria isolated by high school student
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: Isn’t it nice when reality follows a TOG discussion on plastic bioremediation? A high school s … more →
So we've got this trash-filled gyre, right? Can we fix it?
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Eric Wolff wrote 1 year ago: Before Miriam posted her most excellent explanation of what the North Pacific Trash Gyre really look … more →
Would the oil paint lobby try to stop the production of solar paint?
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Eric Wolff wrote 1 year ago: Imagine it: Paintable solar panels! Not yet, of course, but scientists at several universities have … more →
Wireless, deathless, and with plenty of power
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Eric Wolff wrote 1 year ago: Raise your hand if despite the “wireless” world we live in, your house is littered with … more →
Turning CO2 into plastic
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: In the future, your plastic drink bottles and plastic computer cases could be made out of smokestack … more →
The heat-stroke-siezure-eye-gouge nauseator, brought to you by the U.S. Army
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Eric Wolff wrote 1 year ago: Seriously, you can’t convince me the U.S. Military isn’t really consulting SciFi authors … more →
But can ocean trash be made into drysuits?
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: What to do with plastic trash? Clearly, make it into formalwear. This ballgown was made by sewing t … more →
The future is now - oh, wait, no it's not.
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: Boy, I’m sure glad that I live in 2008! I can ride in my 300 MPH automatic car to my climate- … more →
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